ESPN analyst claims Paige Bueckers is ‘everything’ WNBA wanted Caitlin Clark to be

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• ESPN analyst claims Paige Bueckers is ‘everything’ WNBA wanted Caitlin Clark to be

  One ESPN commentator has suggested that the WNBA has found what they were looking for in Caitlin Clark through the play of Paige Bueckers. Caitlin Clark has been the most popular since she arrived in the WNBA in 2024, after two sensational seasons with the University of Iowa.

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  Article published:Jul 9, 6:20 AM ET

• ESPN Radio’s Harry Douglas: Paige Bueckers ‘everything we expected Caitlin Clark to be’

  Every day, we hope the Caitlin Clark Hyperbole Train will pull into the station for a bit, but instead it just keeps chugging along. On Thursday, it was former NFL wide receiver Harry Douglas’s turn to offer an eye-opening take on the Indiana Fever star and the focus of so many narratives that it’s hard…

  Publisher:Yahoo Sports WNBAArticle published:Jul 9, 4:00 PM ET

• Paige Bueckers called ‘everything’ Caitlin Clark was expected to be

  Harry Douglas says Paige Bueckers has become everything Caitlin Clark was expected to be, adding fresh fuel to the growing WNBA debate.

  Publisher:Yahoo Sports WNBAArticle published:Jul 9, 1:24 PM ET

• Paige Bueckers Has Been 'Everything' Caitlin Clark Was Expected To Be In WNBA

  The Paige Bueckers-Caitlin Clark debate doesn't seem to be slowing down anytime soon. Despite all the hype surrounding Clark and the Indiana Fever, there are plenty of WNBA fans who believe Bueckers is a more valuable player. This has been a popular take even dating back to her time at UConn. While ...

  Publisher:Yahoo Sports WNBAArticle published:Jul 9, 10:15 AM ET

• ’I’m Sorry To Say It’ — EX-NFL Player Claims Paige Bueckers Has Been ’Everything We Expected Caitlin Clark To Be’ in the WNBA

  The comparisons between Paige Bueckers and Caitlin Clark have been a theme in women’s basketball for years. When the Dallas Wings point guard joined the WNBA last year and waltzed to the Rookie of the Year award, many thought she had become a better player than the Indiana Fever superstar.

  Publisher:Yahoo Sports WNBAArticle published:Jul 9, 10:51 AM ET